Adopted by the US Military in the 50s but in circulation across other industries long before they became part of the OG-107 uniform, the fatigue pant is one of the most versatile pieces in any wardrobe.
In its simplest form, the olive green patch pocket trouser is the pinnacle of design, everything you need and nothing you don't. Every pocket and feature had a purpose, being worn in the field but also around the base.
We have embraced the essence of this icon in our latest release, the Surplus Army Pant and introduced even more functionality through additional pockets, reinforced crotch and knee panels, as well as bracer buttons. In total, we have included seven unique pockets.
£127.05Size: 38Very good
Surplus Army Pant
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Condition
Very good
CategoryTrousers
Size
38
Colour(s)
Army Green
Owner Description
Great looking pair of trousers, always had compliments when I wore them, now sadly too big since losing weight.
Brand Description
MODEL WEARS 34: 5ft 11" // 40" Chest // 33" Waist
Made from a cotton mix, the pants look well-worn, with vintage patina and fades and offer complete comfort with a 3% stretch in the fabric.
We have introduced a wider leg with a straight cut for that relaxed, fatigued feel and ultimate fit. Pair with our Hudson boots and RYDER denim to finish the look.
Available in one length with turn-up buttons taking the full leg from 32" to 29".
A gem, would love one of all the range. Best compliment I can give is... I wouldn't tell anyone so I could look like I've stepped out of my own movie!
Fatigue Fashion: History of the OG-107 Trousers
Origins
OG comes from colour of the 8.5oz. carded cotton that they were made from, Olive Green. This utility uniform would end up being one of the longest issued uniforms in the U.S. Army. The OG-107’s first went into production in 1952 and became the defining uniform of the Cold War and Vietnam.
The first specification for the trousers was dated November 21, 1952, and included all the hallmarks we recognize today:
Two large front patch pocketsTwo rear patch pockets with buttons flap closuresSize adjustment tabs
With OG-107 fatigues being a standard issue across most of the military, they would be the most iconic sartorial choice of Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW) protesting the war in their issued fatigues. The rise to fame was further helped by long-running TV shows such as M.A.S.H, which has seen the famous fatigue pant stay in the mainstream for decades.
Features
- 97% cotton 3% stretch brushed cotton twill fabric
- Re-inforced crotch panel
- Re-inforced knee panels
- Buttons for bracer attachment
- Button tabs on the leg opening to adjust the length. Full length fits a 32inch leg, when turned up the inseam length is 29inch
- 2xCargo pockets on the side of the legs
- 1xChore pocket hidden inside jet pocket on the leg
- 2x patch pockets on the back
- 2x pockets on the hip with flap opening
- Wide straight leg, relaxed cargo pant fit
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